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Die menschliche Seite der klinischen Studien: Eine Woche, die mich daran erinnert hat, warum ich diesen Job mache Bei meiner Arbeit als Reisekoordinator für klinische Studien konzentriere ich mich oft auf die Logistik - Flüge buchen, Hotels arrangieren, [...]

A child patient from Bangladesh required specialized medical treatment within a clinical trial in New York City. Both the child and their mother did not speak English and needed an interpreter [...]

Overview A family flew from Norway to Cleveland for the long-term treatment of their child, who had specific medical needs. 781-471-2336 | clinical@colpittsclinical.com The Challenge The [...]

Supporting Cultural Familiarity and Comfort: A Family’s Journey with Colpitts Clinical Overview At Colpitts Clinical, we recently had the privilege of hosting a family from Algeria, whose [...]

Just when you think that the odds are stacked against you and you will never find what you need, Colpitts Clinical might surprise you in making the impossible possible. An individual traveling on [...]

When Sponsors face the need to transport a clinical trial patient due to an urgent medical need, sponsor, patient and family need the peace of mind that only a medical air service provider can [...]

Traveling requires some practice before a person feels comfortable planning, packing, navigating airports, and making their way around new places. All of this can be stressful even for the [...]

When natural disasters threaten patients’ ability to receive necessary medical care, Colpitts Clinical must track these weather events closely while simultaneously arranging for emergency [...]

Participating in a clinical trial not only requires the involvement of the participant, but it often also entails some commitment from their family. Often, participants must live at the site of a [...]

Many people know the uneasy feeling of being in an unfamiliar place. In this type of situation we look for comforts that remind us of home and give us the sense that we’re not alone. Providing [...]